Search Results: he stares and looks at me

I see him almost every day. He always smiles at me and we say hi. Sometimes I catch him staring at me as he is walking past, and then when I look at him, he smiles and says hello.

I notice him looking at me from across the room in the canteen.

He always smiles when he sees me. And in general, he looks grumpy and has resting bitch face. I’ve seen him interact with other people (e. g. the lady serving him at the till, and he had a neutral face).

When we talk, he is smiling/laughing for almost the entire duration of the interaction. He will also be fixated on my face/eyes and we hold eye contact. He will stare at my eyes for approximately 10 seconds or more. He also doesn’t move away if I move closer to him.
I was once chatting to him on his break, and I apologised and said “sorry, I’m keeping you from your break” and he said “no it’s ok”

There is probably more information but I can’t remember haha.
Based on this, could he be into me?

Our interactions started off with him staring and smiling at me. I’d smile back but quickly look away because I’m shy.

Id notice him look at me from across the room and we would glance at each other a few times.

When I took the plunge and made the first move by saying hi, he smiled even more but then ignored me for a couple of weeks.

He went back to staring at me, smiling and saying hi.

When we had our first proper conversation, he seemed quite fidgety and we spoke for a good 10 minutes. He was holding eye contact and smiling the whole time.

Now, we say hi to each other every day. He will walk past me to leave the room, and I will look up and catch him looking at me. As soon as I look at him, he smiles and says hi.

We had a long conversation earlier. His eyes looked down my body and he said ‘you look like you’re going to the gym’, and for most of the conversation we were staring into each others eyes.

When black women wear bold or bright hair colors we're labeled ghetto. People judge us and stare at us. Yet when white women and other non black women do it it's "self expression" and nobody even looks their way when they're wearing bold or bright hair colors.